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Bank Windhoek scraps subscription fees for digital platforms

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Bank Windhoek has scrapped monthly subscription fees for Internet Banking, the Mobile App and Cellphone Banking under a new fee structure which comes into effect on Friday. 

“The fee structure considers the current economic outlook, compounded by the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The new fee structure focusses on achieving: Where possible, free, or affordable banking; multi-Channel availability and convenience,” Bank Windhoek Managing Director, Baronice Hans said. 

“Our digital banking services continue to offer customers the convenience to conduct their banking 24 hours a day, seven days a week. These digital channels also allow our clients the opportunity to reduce their bank charges by how they choose to transact.”

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